When I first invested the stock was just under $.007. Now it's $.07. Our CEO and other officers may not have previously served in such positions in Fortune 500 companies, or any others for that matter, they may serve in other companies as well, but I don't care about that, or the fact that they're getting solid stock options for themselves. What I care about is a ten banger in 5 months, and I honestly believe they'll do equally well in the 7 months remaining this year, that will bring us to over $1.
Could I be wrong, certainly, would most people be happy with a ten banger in a year, sure, but I truly believe we're in the right place at the right time, and over a 100 banger is certainly bigger than a ten banger, and that's a real possibility.
By the time the potential of this investment flattens out, a great percentage of the hospital, healthcare, gyms, restaurants, etc all over the world will have a device that's either ours, or something similar from someone else. Certainly there is competition, I know of nothing as good today, in spite of patents, I wouldn't put it past the Chinese to copy it for domestic use in China. My point is, this has a long way to run, it's in its infancy.
We all know that getting infections, etc at hospitals, gyms, etc has always been a problem, it's not that they're not cleaned or sanitized, it's that it's not that thorough. When our fluid and an electrostatic sprayer are used it's far more through, and it costs less in the long run than manual cleaning. It won't be perfect, new hazards can arrive after the old ones are eliminated, but these places will be much more sanitary after cleaning.
One of the news shows I was watching explained that most infections come from either picking up something from touching it, or with fairly long duration exposure with someone having it. The point was, just passing someone who has it doesn't normally pass it on unless they sneeze, cough, etc right at you. Apparently we all can take a number of germs before we're infected, if the exposure is light, our body can normally overcome it. That said, if the hospital, gym, etc starts out really well sanitized, it's unlikely that we'll you'll get an infection in the near term. The key will be sanitizing frequently. When our device can do it in a matter of minutes, and when the fluid cost is near zero, it really does make doing it frequently easy.
Gary
